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Kevin Hoff

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Building @kenoodl - Powered by xAI - Kenoodl IS an integrated set of capabilities applied to operator-class shared brain / decision instrumentation.

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Kevin Hoff
Kevin Hoff@kevinhoff·
@pmarca nails AGI, sand into thought, prosthetic use cases. To bet frontier closes that gap, or even reliably does today's work, is the credentialed herd assumption (old frame). Asked kenoodl what frontier can't do. It built a frame the modular-expert lens can't reach. Demo below.
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Kevin Hoff@kevinhoff·
@elonmusk, the problem is most people don’t knew what the problem is.
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Kevin Hoff@kevinhoff·
@salimismail Congratulations! You mentioned questions. I’ve worked full time for the last 3 yrs developing the decision instrument that delivers the answers humans cannot fully linearize themselves. I’d love to show you the proof.
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Salim Ismail@salimismail·
Boom, Peter and I dropped the full interview on The Organizational Singularity. Maybe the most important piece of work I've ever released. youtu.be/I9c8STV7Hnw?si…
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Elon Musk
Elon Musk@elonmusk·
@teortaxesTex wtf you talking about, kid? I co-founded OpenAI ten years ago. I understand the difficulty.
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This Week in AI@ThisWeeknAI·
The future needs better marketing
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Kevin Hoff@kevinhoff·
@mcuban No. AI-native companies won’t train future leaders in analog twins. They’ll train them inside the live AI substrate itself, where the real constraints, failure modes, and judgement now exist.
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Mark Cuban
Mark Cuban@mcuban·
Do AI native companies need "analog twins" of their operations , to be used to develop future leaders ? Thoughts ?
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Kevin Hoff@kevinhoff·
Try kenoodl today. No lock-in. No subscription. No data harvesting. No persistent memory. No costume. No chat loops. No upsell. Just one synthesis at a time. The structural read you needed and a clean exit. The decision instrument is built. The architecture is open. The bet is decided. kenoodl.com
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Kevin Hoff
Kevin Hoff@kevinhoff·
The bet has always been (since late 2022): "Can the interaction between grounded human experience and nonhuman synthesis create a new orientation layer neither side could fully generate independently?" The answer is now defensively, YES!
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Kevin Hoff
Kevin Hoff@kevinhoff·
kenoodl is discovering deeper invariants in how intelligence, cognition, meaning formation, and conceptual emergence behave under pressure… Try it, it is a purpose built decision instrument. kenoodl.com
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Kevin Hoff@kevinhoff·
Really good framework. I would add these two questions to round it out: 4. What real options or path-dependencies does this lock in that my future self will have no realistic way to unwind, regardless of how proud or at peace I later feel about the decision? 5. If I evaluate this solely on whether the structure it creates still makes coherent sense on its own terms, independent of whether the version of me living inside it ends up happy or proud, does the decision hold, or does it only hold inside my anticipated self-story?
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Justin Welsh
Justin Welsh@thejustinwelsh·
3 simple tests for any big decision: 1. Will this give me more or less control over my time? 2. Will I be happy to wake up to this for the next year or two? 3. Will I be proud of this in a decade, or just happy I survived it?
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Amjad Masad
Amjad Masad@amasad·
There are entire companies experiencing maximum AI psychosis in very public ways. It’s wild that it might actually be good for business. Or fatal… remains to be seen.
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GeniusThinking
GeniusThinking@GeniusGTX·
Dwarkesh Patel says give any human 0.0001% of what an LLM has read and they'd produce thousands of new ideas. But the LLM produces none. "Give me one new idea, one fundamental new idea that's been generated." Naval continues: "Every poem ever written by an LLM is garbage. I think even their fiction writing is terrible." "They're very bad at actually distilling the essence of something and what's important. They don't have an opinion or a point of view." "They are a fundamental breakthrough in computing. It is a different way to program a computer. Rather than you explicitly speak its language and write the code, you just run enough data through it until it figures out how to write the program." "But are they AGI? Not yet. And I don't see a direct path from here to there." P.S. I made a playbook breaking down 100+ most powerful decision making mental models used by history's greatest thinkers. 5,000+ downloads. 113 five-star reviews. Grab a free copy here: besuperhuman.gumroad.com/l/mentalmodels — Naval Ravikant ( @naval ), co-founder of AngelList, on Chris Williamson's ( @ChrisWillx ) Modern Wisdom
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Dawn
Dawn@ThedawnIAM·
Is intuition a form of intelligence we don’t understand yet?
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Karri Saarinen
Karri Saarinen@karrisaarinen·
We keep hearing about 10x or 100x productivity gains in engineering and knowledge work. But outside the model labs, I haven’t seen the corresponding 10-100x revenue growth across the market or increase in quality. So where is the productivity going?
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Kevin Hoff
Kevin Hoff@kevinhoff·
AI will never take the careers from those who recognize that labels were never the unit of survival.
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boss.base.eth
boss.base.eth@baseboss_·
Build on Base Earn on Base Trade on Base Play on Base Create art on Base Grow on Base
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Palmer Luckey
Palmer Luckey@PalmerLuckey·
~10 years ago, back in 2014, Sony announced Project Morpheus (later Playstation VR). There was a spirit of intense competition, but also collaboration - Oculus and Sony always swapped demos. Sony actually paid for all the indie game dev booths at the Tokyo Game Show for many years, even ones that had nothing to do with Playstation. Even the ones who were only on competing platforms like Oculus! That is just the kind of guy @yosp was.
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